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At 0 Kelvins, ________. (Multiple Choice)

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At 0 Kelvins, ________. (Multiple Choice)

At 0 Kelvins, ________.
A) water boils
B) ice forms
C) ice melts
D) water freezes
E) molecular motion stops

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Your assistance has been above and beyond my expectations! So glad to have joined this forum. Thanks, and will mark as this thread officially solved Smiling Face with Open Mouth

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Always nice to know I've helped.
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